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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1920

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs and Cattle Prices

Chicago August 9 market shows hog receipts 32,000 with holdover 4,511 and cattle receipts 16,000. Beef and butcher cattle steady to stronger with calves slow. Hogs top 16.35, most sales 14.35 to 16.25. heavy weights 14.65 to 15.85. light weights 15.25 to 16.10. sows 13.75 to 14.50. pigs 14.50 to 15.75. Cattle: stockers steady. steer ranges from 9.00 to 17.25 depending on weight and grade. heifers and cows vary 4.00 to 14.99. veal calves 14.00 to 15.50. feeders 5.00 to 11.50. Lambs and yearlings steady to prime 8.50 to 14.50. breeders 6.50 to 11.00. Official Saturday: hogs 3,048. cattle 1,764. sheep 3,880. calves 265. Shipment totals include 1,169 hogs and 294 cattle.

Chicago Provisions Park Lard Wits

Grain futures close from Beach Wickham Grain Co

Wheat and corn futures move with mixed results as Chicago and Milwaukee cash prices show wide spreads. Oats, rye, barley and provisions items list bid and ask ranges, receipts, and cash close figures. cattle, hog, and sheep estimates appear for Tuesday.

Milwaukee Toledo

New Head Installed at Buena Vista College Storm Lake

Rev Arthur M. Boyd of New York has been named president of Buena Vista College succeeding Dr Stanton Olinger who resigned to join the Presbyterian church general board of education. Boyd, former New Era staffer, arrives well ahead of the September 6 opening with Victory Hall gym nearing completion and a new athletic field under Storm Lake Athletic Association. The campus facilities include a 60 by 190 foot gym with a 1000 seat auditorium and a quarter mile cinder track with a 220 yard straightaway, plus shared use with local schools and community groups.

Storm Lake Arthur M. Boyd New York Bna Vista College Stanton Olinger General Board of Education Presbyterian Church Buena Vista New Era Iowa Nevada Victory Hall Storm Lake Athletic Association

Battlefleet Fourth of July in Bosporus reported

British warships shell nearby mountains as American battle fleets in the Bosporus celebrate the Fourth. The London Zoo receives animals from the New York Zoological Society including deer sea lions and beavers. Eggs valued over $25 000 break weekly in an unspecified incident.

Bosporus Sea London Zoo Zoological Society of New York New York

Prisoners Farm 2300 Acres At Des Moines Reformatory

Warden Baumel and about sixty prisoners farm 2300 acres around the Anamaso state reformatory this year. Rev. Charles Parsons notes the farm is well run with little need for guards during gardening and farming work. The crop includes 1000 chickens and fowls, 1000 pounds of milk daily, 1300 pigs, 600 tons hay, 28 acres sorghum cane, 33 acres potatoes, 551 acres corn, and wheat yielding thirty bushels per acre.

Des Moines State Reformatory Anamaso Baumel Charles Parsons Society of the Friendless Reformatory

Corn silage readiness and farm costs from Ames

When is corn ready for silage according to the Ames experiment station kernels hard lower leaves brown husks drying and not firing If cut too green silage will be acidic and unpalatable If cut too ripe compression fails and mold pockets may form If dry enough water must be added to aid packing Water amount varies with risk of under watering A machine estimates miles per gallon to aid highway design and cost of transporting hay or corn The work ties to a nationwide effort at Iowa State College Fall freshening boosts milk and fat production by about 10 percent A Sharples Scholarship offers 500 yearly to a senior home economics student in dairying A sugar production forecast for 1920 predicts a rise due to larger acreages in sugar beet and cane crops with regional variations and caution on July 1 conditions versus harvest outcomes

Ames Good Roads Iowa Engineering Experiment Station Iowa State College Sharples Separator Company M. Mortensen United States Louisiana Apartment of Agriculture

Smylies Big Sale Averages Over Three Hundred Dollars

Duroe sale at Columbus Junction drew a big crowd as R F Smylie posted an average above 300 per head. Washington county Duroc breeders led bids with top sows selling for 830 to 535 dollars. Notable purchases included Milo J Shalla 835, W C Brenneman 395, and Donahue & Sons 830. Arthur Carlson and Ernest Carlson among the bidders, many from Iowa and Nebraska, filled the complete purchase list with strong prices and lively bidding.

R. F. Smylie Sale Pavilion Columbus Junction Smylie Washington County Duroc Milo Shalla Ernest Carlson Illinois Iowa W. C. Brenneman Kaloff Alliman Brothers Noble Washington County Geany Donahue & Sons Holbrook Hanks & Bishop New London Jno Wasson Columbus Canklins & Swagart Galesburg Biscols Lloyd Monroe West Liberty Mr. Elder Stanton Nebr J. A. Walker Waterloo Kalona Washington Brockway Letts Ed Kern Herbert Barrow & Son Milton Huffix Farms Fortell Liniger Fairfax Williams & Sons Wilber Carpenger H. L. McRoberts Milo J. Shalla Wellman Yeo. Pierce Bloomfield J. P. Howie Monticello W. M Joy, IV J. R. Walker van Meter & Son Williamsville S. Danford Stronghurst Ven Meter & Son Cnr

Auto Fatality Near Audubon Leaves Widow and Two

Bert Hayes aged 28 was killed when speeding home from Extra. His car struck a second vehicle, rolled thrice in the air, and landed upright. Hayes’ hands remained on the wheel. he died near his home. The other couple escaped unharmed, leaving Hayes’s widow and two young children. In Washington County Iowa, a lengthy district court notice seeks to establish title to two tracts of Section 35, Township 77 North, Range 8 West, and warns defendants to appear by Sept 2 1926 or face default.

Audubon Bert Hayes Extra Hayes District Court OF Iowa Washington County William O'Loughlin Samuel Work Samel Work John Daugherty John Work William Wright John Yockey Mary Ann Wright Isaac Mathew Catherine Mathew James Bailey Marsh W. Bailey N.E N.W S.E District Court Scott County State of Washington A. D

Storm Lake ready for Iowa soldiers encampment

Storm Lake citizens inform adjutant general of the state guard that the camp site is prepared for 1,200 troops arriving Aug 9 for a two week encampment. Camp lighting, piped water, and entertainment are arranged. Rifle range condition is good and Captain Jones leads preliminary work. Army presence includes Lt. Col. Potts and Major Coe with ambulances and machine guns. Supplies to be shipped from Omaha at about 53 cents per man daily, with local bidders higher. Scotland Yard reports over 100,000 fingerprint identifications.

Des Moines Storm Lake Lewis G. Lasher State Guard Lasher Jones General Lasher Coe Regular Army Potts Army Quartermaster Corps Omaha Jtowa

Farmers Union Monthly Meeting Notice at Woodman Hall

Regular monthly meeting of the Farmers Union will be held in Washington at Woodman Hall Wednesday afternoon August 11 at two o'clock. All locals be represented. Wim Sutherland, Pres. J B Rabenold, Secy & Treas. 14713.

Farmers Union Washington Woodman Hall Wim, Sutherland Pres J. B. Rabenold Sec'y & Treas

Iowan Dies in Europe

William V. Couchman, vice president of International Harvester and European general manager, died in Brussels, Belgium, after a sudden event during an operation. He had long resided in Marshalltown as resident manager for over twenty years. The cablegram was received by Mrs. Couchman's mother and sister in Marshalltown.

Marshalltown William V. Couchman International Harvester Company Brussels Belgium Couchman Ida W. Williams Susan White West Church Street

Weather Outlook For Des Moines This Week

Aug 9 report from Des Moines notes generally fair and warm conditions across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with occasional thundershowers probable.

Des Moines Mississippi Missouri

Public Notice of County Court Session

August 29 1920 Washington County Iowa on which date J D Glasgow of the State of Iowa in Washington county appears before the county court to announce actions and proceedings with reference to state and county matters.

A. D J. D. Glasgow State of Iowa Washington County

Washington Opera House Company Dissolved in Iowa

Notice is given that at a July 19 1920 meeting in Washington Iowa the Washington Opera House Company of Washington County had all stock represented and unanimously adopted a resolution to dissolve and authorize publication of notice. The corporation has been and is dissolved.

Washington Opera House Company Washington Iowa Washington County

What Is the Condition of Your Blood Supply

Many ailments attributed to poor blood health. The ad touts S.S.S. as a long used blood purifier over fifty years. It urges readers to get a bottle at the drugstore and write for free medical literature from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.

S.S.S Swift Laboratory Atlanta

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Daily Market Reports Close OF Grain Futures Beach Wickham Grain CO Morrison Washington, Iowa Timothy St. Louis Peoria U.S Jorfwa Babcode Commission Yard Mini Arthur Boyd Journal’s Farm Department Long Agricultural Experiment Station British ‘Royal Society of Medicine DUROC Betty & Betty Plaintiff Evening Journal Scotland Yard Meeting OF the Farmers Union Iowan Europe Harvester Washington Opera House Company OF Mutual Cream Station Colenso W. S. Reister & Sons Mutual 91 Eb, C. Carlson Call Central Lemley Reduction CO Oildag John Striegel Jr Harper, Iowa Property Owners Federation Topol Deeag Gardite Bruns Seed Store
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